This is the thoroughly revised and updated edition of Cassell?s internationally known Spanish dictionary. Special features of this new edition include
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<li> New socio-political, economic and colloquial Spanish vocabulary brought into use by recent changes. </li>
<li> New comprehensive verb tables. </li>
<li> New bibliography of Spanish and English dictionaries. </li>
<li> Latin-American usage as well as Castilian and regional dialects of Spain. </li>
<li>New-wave socio-political, economic and colloquial Spanish vocabulary brought into use by recent changes.</li>
<li>New comprehensive verb tables, bibliography of Spanish and English dictionaries.</li>
<li>Incorporates modern scientific, technical, political and industrial terms.</li>
<li>Embodies Latin-American terms with local usages in South and Central America as well as the Castilian and regional dialects of Spain.</li>
<li>Contains proper names, grammatical information and irregular plural forms.</li>
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Cassell's Spanish-English, English-Spanish Dictionary: Diccionario Espa~Nol-Ingl-Es, Ingl-Es-Espa~Nol

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Philosophy of Religion: A Guide to the Subject

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